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Guest Peter Inferno
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Just went up to my loft and got my small record collection down, are any of them rare ?

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Just went up to my loft and got my small record collection down, are any of them rare ?

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Sorry but none of the USA records pictured are originals, so do not sell for much. I think you might get up to £10 at the most.

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I like the 80s trapper keeper designs on those inferno 45s

Me too, hadn't seen any of them before. Do they go for as much as Grapevine stuff?

Guest Brian Ellis
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Suspect there are load of lofts with similar collections from the mid 70s - but you never know, among them there may be one or two real gems. :thumbsup:

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Cheap enough to pick up if you can be bothered.

In general they aren't as collectable as Grapevines.

that's the thing :thumbsup: Thanks!

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that bobby wood is a boot? how do you tell? if so I have a bone to pick with someone on here..................

The pale green originals look like this, a fair bit of difference, also came out on a gold label and white demo

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so the wlp is on the label design you posted & not on the one in the original post?? I bought a wlp on the label design in the first post on the word it was an original & am about to send a furious email...

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The pale green originals look like this, a fair bit of difference, also came out on a gold label and white demo

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:thumbup: Seen a few recently, of the same label design as your scan Dave, listed as "2nd Issue" or "70's Reissue". Sometimes difficult to tell wether label is a very feint blue/green or white though.

Also seen these listed as originals:

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........same design as Kris has, but with a Maddison address crossed through. Have to admit I was uncertain when I took a punt on one of these in the closing stages of an auction.

:thumbsup: - Kev

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:thumbup: Seen a few recently, of the same label design as your scan Dave, listed as "2nd Issue" or "70's Reissue". Sometimes difficult to tell wether label is a very feint blue/green or white though.

Also seen these listed as originals:

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........same design as Kris has, but with a Maddison address crossed through. Have to admit I was uncertain when I took a punt on one of these in the closing stages of an auction.

:thumbsup: - Kev

this is the one i was sold, except the 1615 W Madison address isn't crossed out. it is the same label design as all the other Colt 45s I have (Homesick James etc) The first time I have seen the other design is in Dave's post. I have emailed the seller asking what the story is....... If it was booted as promo on that label design I will not be impressed.


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ok, & do originals have the word Colt seperated by the horse or below the horse?

I think my white label is actually ok.

Bobby Guitar Wood repro is light green or light blue original demo and Gold stock./issue is Colt 9322.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

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ok, & do originals have the word Colt seperated by the horse or below the horse?

I think my white label is actually ok.

I'll dig my Gold stocker out tomorrow and take a picture of it for you, can't do it now as Mrs B. is in bed, but no on the Gold Issue/Stock copy the horse is above Colt rather than splitting the Co and lt.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

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perhaps the label design change occured between the wlp & stock copies, could have something to do with the address being crossed out on some promos & then being absent completely on the stock copies?? Of course a wlp with colt written below the horse would screw that theory....

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ok, just checked out a bunch on popsike.

I think it goes something like this:

WLP - with Madison address (sometimes crossed out), Sheldon stamp & scratched release number in deadwax (this is consistent with other wlp colt 45s I have but the release number does not match the sequence as my others are 3 digit numbers)

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Gold stock - Colt written under the horse, label type/credits similar to wlp (original stock, the gold label matches other gold label CJ related stock 45s I have. If consistent with these this should have the Sheldon stamp in the deadwax also)

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off white (light green) stock - Colt written below the horse but with different label credits (original 2nd press??)

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the picture which started my panic

off white (light green) promo with the word Colt split by the horse, no label address. Is this a boot or updated version of the wlp? Is it Sheldon stamped?

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Are there any other variations?

Guest Peter Inferno
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variations,, i have taken a couple more pics of the colt one hope this helps,

i think i would have brought this in the late 70s, it a long time ago lol

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Guest Peter Inferno
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I went back up to my loft and found this one, i think i my have a couple more up there some were.

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I went back up to my loft and found this one, i think i my have a couple more up there some were.

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Re Bobby Woods, you'll find it's evolved into a thread of it's own in the "The Sharp End Of Vinyl" section.

The Freda Payne on Inferno must be comparatively low value, though interestingly the gold/cream vinyl shown is a different take to the norm. I think it's actually the original take before it was amended to help achieve chart success. If I remember correctly there's either an extra verse, or some of the lines are different and it was considered too gloomy. I'm sure there was a thread on it a few years back.

:lol: Kev.

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Just read the cover of the Ad-Libs it says never released version? what dose that sound like any chance of a sound clip. TIA :lol:

I've got a copy somewhere, I'll dig it out later and post it up..

Greg.


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The Freda Payne on Inferno must be comparatively low value, though interestingly the gold/cream vinyl shown is a different take to the norm. I think it's actually the original take before it was amended to help achieve chart success. If I remember correctly there's either an extra verse, or some of the lines are different and it was considered too gloomy. I'm sure there was a thread on it a few years back.

:lol: Kev.

Hovever the standard version is on the other side

Mick

Guest Peter Inferno
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Wow that takes me back thanks :lol:

i have not played any of my records for years, i have all my Northern Soul on computer now

here you go

kev

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Wow that takes me back thanks :lol:

i have not played any of my records for years, i have all my Northern Soul on computer now

You And A Lot Of DJ's :D

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